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[@jadenslegacy5683]

With all this being said, let’s appreciate this man while he’s still here

[@skelly382]

No offence, but your face looks flatter than a goddamn mii figure

[@eliyoung9406]

@@skelly382 LOL WHAT THE FUCK YOU DECIMATED THIS MAN

[@GelatoTkYT]

@@skelly382 stfu thanks

[@SirCash.]

@@skelly382 why you lookin all on bros face

[@CSDonohue11]

I know Man. Not err body is LeBron or Tom Brady Steph will gone before We know it. Sucks He’s 1 of Thee very few players in any sport that I actually care enough to Hope to see that player continue to play as long as possible. Jordan , Barry Sanders , Griffey Jr. & ThA Chef I Hope Steph plays @ least another 11 years. 🤞 Not likely. Will be lucky to get 5more years , but Steph could give Us another decade with His style , it’s unstoppable, He can drop it from anywhere on the court , which opens up the lanes for Him and He’s always in exceptions shape ( cough Zion … cough cough ) So He is 1 of those All Time Elite talents that has the game that could go as long as He wants to play. Only reason another 11 is possible is because ThA Chef is not like anyone else. Ever.

[@auds6764]

It’s literally insane how teams are scared of curry’s threes and curry in general. Truly one of the greatest to ever play the game

[@AxxLAfriku]

Don't talk to me! I am famous! Don't dislike my good good GOOD videos! Don't talk to me, dear aud

[@johnad101]

If you've ever had to guard someone who's hot as your primary defender or have gotten hot yourself before on a basketball court, you would understand. It is terrifying for a defender when you realize there is nothing you can do to stop this guy but to foul him and liberating as a scorer when you realize you're so hot all you need to do is see the rim and just toss it up and it will go in. Most times it takes a demonstration before both players get to that point, you have to prove it but with Steph he's been doing this for over a decade and everyone knows it. I bet guarding him gives people actual nightmares

[@Aydee9r]

Top 5 all time players

[@wetlikewater237]

@@IHateStroads Plus a really good bench with iggy.

[@bukkuk5949]

Chuck B. Is right ... NBA is un-watchable .. because of this 3 point.contest all the time ...

[@KandiMan]

That first shot is legendary. You need to see the full shot to do it justice. Ball still in the air. Everyone, players and fans, fixated on the ball. Only Steph looking away and pointing. That photo will become one of the iconic NBA photos.

[@AT-mu6ov]

It already is

[@hittman23]

Kobe once did that! :D

[@TeddyOG]

@hittman Kobe a goat no one denies that Sorry, no one should deny that anyways

[@Goldgotgame]

@@TeddyOG Kobe is not the GOAT

[@thembakganyago1918]

@@Goldgotgame A* GOAT not THE* GOAT 😂

[@JiDion]

Your videos are so well researched love watching them!

[@josepedro1501]

Ayooo Jidion🤩🤩🤩

[@urdad9348]

yoooo jidion

[@RandyTheRunner]

The collab? 😂

[@MichaelDavanzo352]

Bruh how you not verified

[@schooly9615]

Jesus Christ loves you and everyone

[@zobbob97]

Add that to the fact that he sets screens, the gravity he draws even when he has a bad night, and how he elevates his team, he really is a top 10 of all time and its disrespectful that he isn't an automatic for that discussion

[@AmanSingh-bt1rx]

Top 10 is a done deal , no contest , next is top 5 , maybe even top 3 by the time he is done

[@dr.murder2690]

@@AmanSingh-bt1rx and he's the greatest point guard of all time no doubt

[@GatterSzn]

@@dr.murder2690 it’s magic but if he continues to play like he does while winning mvp + a ring (w/ finals mvp) he can pass up magic

[@DJ_TRON]

He's a gimmick that's why. The greatest Harlem globetrotter there ever was.

[@allstar5174]

@@GatterSzn Nahhh leave Magic in the past. Curry is clearly better in so many aspects it's incredible people still argue if Curry is better then Magic when he clearly is.

[@is0morph]

As a casual fan, it's mind-blowing to see how in a game that's about shooting the ball in a hoop a man can revolutionize the game by shooting the ball in a hoop really well. Takes a special talent to pull this off. True unicorn!

[@saechak206]

this doesnt make sense. hence, casual fan, i get it hahahahah

[@fatherhoodinflight8816]

@@saechak206 it was sarcasm. So yea no surprise you didn't get it.

[@ziwuri]

I'm left wondering the same thing. Like how did nobody before him figure out just trying to get as good at shooting the ball as humanly possible?

[@is0morph]

@@ziwuri I think it's a bit of a 4 min mile thing. Nobody thought it was possible. My guess is we'll see more of it.

[@lucas_13.]

brother, I feel you. started watching the nba in around 2015 and watched a lot of gsw and steph, took me very long to understand that before him people weren't pulling from 3 like it was nothing- and banging them

[@SuperNASCARrocks]

14 big men this year averaging 40% or higher from 3 alone. I feel like that’s just the evolution of the game.

[@jdapaul1351]

Evolution because Curry was the catalyst. In one of Jimmy's previous videos, he said that the NBA came across and anomaly, and that was Stephen Curry. Every single team and player in the NBA tries to copy the anomaly.

[@dt-lg2oc]

In 10 years people will be shooting 50% from 3 and if curry was not there to boost the 3 we would se someone shot 50% in 40 years

[@DrBlackJack001]

Duh why do you think it evolved like that? They couldn't stop him so they had to adjust

[@travismc8830]

It's also harder to play defense now more than ever, which would help to cause an increase in shooting percentage across the board.

[@n.l793]

No one is attempting 13 three per game like Steph lol

[@justingolden21]

This man loves numbers and loves explaining them, and we love watching him : )

[@viiggooooooo]

I remember, 4 years ago, hating this guy and his squad with all my guts. Now I just can't get enough of watching him play. Just truly amazing.

[@kevinvillamor5499]

Same bro

[@grahamgregory1450]

same

[@zosangliana7392]

same lol

[@dathunderman4]

Glad to see you’ve come around. I’ve been a fan of him ever since his rookie year and I saw him in the 3 point shooting contest. Crazy to see how far he’s come since then, I remember when he first signed that contract extension with the warriors, a lot of ppl were saying it was a bad decision on the warriors LMFAO

[@unlimited1759]

Same bro....sad to say but same

[@Bodrumbum]

With all the praises, accomplishments, records, MVP honors, etc.. He remains a down to earth, kind and a true human being. I've met him a couple of times when he lived in our neighborhood before moving across The Bay and, from my personal experience, he is a true role model for all aspiring young enthusiasts who are trying to advance their career in sports. His behavior off the court is as impressive as on the court!

[@KandiMan]

Walnut Creek/Danville?

[@Bodrumbum]

@@KandiMan In between!

[@KandiMan]

@@Bodrumbum Cool. A friend lived a couple of doors down on the same exclusive road as him. It’s amazing the kind of life you can build being the best at something people care about.

[@GuerillaGardenerz]

@Jhayrow Menchavez Bayking this person is saying they met steph, like not in front of a camera...

[@ericryan7344]

Oh you’ve got money money

[@soulspace9088]

Always found it baffling how under-utilised the three pointer has been up until recent seasons. Common sense would dictate that they should be attempted far more than they have been historically. Curry is a genuine game changer who, more than anyone else, has had a big hand in transforming the way the game is played. Amazing, as are these videos.

[@circumventreality3770]

could say the same about going for it on 4th down in the NFL and arguably the 2 pt conversion iirc. Riskier as always but the net effect is powerful.

[@KagedStorm]

Tbf the 3-pt was added in '79 in the NBA, and wasn't adopted by college basketball until '86. Most coaches during those times thought the 3-pt line was gimmicky and wasn't worth trying to make players who didn't normally shoot that far ever go for longer shots. New rules and mechanics can take a while to truly integrate into a game, especially in long-standing traditional sports where generally the game as a whole doesn't change too much after certain breakthroughs. You can really say that around Ray and Kobe's generation of players were the among the first to grow up with the 3-pt line being a constant part of the game so they learned the game around it. So naturally the more generations of players that come in with that rule being a constant, the more they learn that rule or mechanic with the game itself as a whole.

[@AndyZach]

@@KagedStorm I was a fan in 1979 and I thought "as soon as someone shoots 33% or better, they should shoot the 3 every time." But no one did that until Steph.

[@xyc350]

@@AndyZach yea cuz that's not how math works

[@pastasoo]

It's simple math, most shooters had 30-40% from 3 but they could average up to 60-70% in midrange or 70%+ near the rim. Of course you would go for the safer shot almost 100% of the time.

[@RunningxRiott]

Nobody, now or before, has the balls to turn away from their shots in a real game. He’s 100% THE unicorn. Perfected the jumpshot.

[@leq6992]

did you not see Jimmy's video on the real goat - Rex Chapman?

[@RunningxRiott]

@@leq6992 haven’t. I’ll check it out

[@heytherescooterboys922]

Have you not heard of the legend that is Swaggy P?

[@DrippyPiece]

@@heytherescooterboys922 LOL

[@gabrielgeorge2348]

Was so sad when I saw him miss one of these against the nets

[@Erick_0510]

if it hadn’t been for the Warriors record this man would’ve added his 3rd MVP last season , also can’t believe he was robbed of the FMVP in 2015, still unbelievably crazy, his trophy case would’ve been even more insane

[@Arrica101]

There is far too much weight put on the teams record. The mvp is about 1 player, not 5-10 players. Steph not getting the mvp last year was the biggest robbery of all time

[@shaq74]

He was robbed in 2018 too

[@DavidSmith-by3is]

Finals MVP shouldn’t even matter that much. People only talk about it with him cus it’s literally the only thing he hasn’t won offensively

[@isaacdebeila8085]

@Be you Everyone else is taken a difference maker but not the reason they won, you take Curry's offense and impact away and that series is an easy win for Cabs, cavaliers couldn't even defend the way they wanted due to Curry lol

[@isaacdebeila8085]

Team record should be counted but only the games the player played.. Currys warriors record was insane dude took a team the was rated the worst since the ranking 76ers and made them a 38-25 team, Curry missing 9 games made the warrior's a 39-33 team that's what's insane

[@airjer4351]

Dude, as a former math teacher, I love the academic approach to the game.

[@CWZimba]

Former? What made you stop?

[@SpankinDaBagel]

@@CWZimba Teaching is a really hard job with mediocre rewards. Obviously that depends a lot on location, but generally it's a lot of work for little gain.

[@leopersike150]

Jxmmy really is a special human being

[@CWZimba]

@@SpankinDaBagel I had no idea that flaw was universal. Its the same where I am

[@lucky_strikez]

And he mastered the off-ball movement too, that’s what makes him scarier than any shooter in the history

[@riley.dentonn6884]

Fr if you watch him play he literally does not stand still for a single moment he has the craziest endurance I’ve ever seen

[@David-iv6je]

There are other guys who did this. Reggie Miller. Rip Hamilton. Neither was near as good a shooter as Steph Curry though.

[@tercial]

yup he never stops moving thats why him and klay work so well with each other. klay is dangerous without dribbling with his catch and shoot

[@keyahsuel8025]

steph literally changed the way the game is played. NO ONE was shooting from the three this often nor this far out. Players are now pulling up from places that would get you benched 10 years ago.

[@jgod8463]

indeed. its insanity haha

[@ManuelGarcia-oz9uo]

It's all magnets! I didnt see the players pulling up from 30 and making them in the Olympics this year.

[@Article_170]

Manuel Garcia 😂

[@dustinkolkebeck7023]

I feel like it is important to mention Dirk's influence on this evolution as well. Before Steph could work his Magic, Dirk moved the 7 footers outside of the Post and established the archetype of the 3 point shooting big man. I feel like this development went hand in hand with the revolution Steph brought upon us, inflating the importance of the 3 point shot as part of the game.

[@gjenkins1660]

💯 Facts

[@redteddy135]

dirk shot barely any threes tho...

[@dustinkolkebeck7023]

@@redteddy135 of course compared to steph, he did not, but he still has made almost 2k career threes on a really good percentage. Thats a lot in my mind, he is in the top 20 all time with that number. Given the era he entered the league and had his prime in, i think u could argue that he shot a lot of 3's, considering his position.

[@David-iv6je]

Excellent point. Dirk was a definite milestone in the evolution of the modern game. And look how many guys use that one-legged fade now.

[@ApasTalaz]

Arvydas Sabonis might have something to say about that.

[@MikeLaBelle]

another banger

[@barcuh23]

What’s up Mike, didn’t know you were into basketball although you have basketball references in your vids

[@ooldmka]

BAAAAAANG

[@urmilpatel1721]

I don't know why....but this was one of your bests Jimmy! Great breakdown. If 5th graders today are gearing up for arch play as the norm, NBA may end up having to add a 4 pt or a 5pt line.....or take away the arch completely and go back to bball roots.

[@puddlespuddles5208]

Taking away the line would be stupid imho, would make the game less spaced and more clogged and slow the pace down. I know old heads probably love that shit, but I think the NBA is in a relatively good place right now. If you can make the threes make the team guard you if they do not that is the other team's issue.

[@puddlespuddles5208]

Dumbest comment I have seen in a while.

[@justyouraverage2dsimps278]

Its quiet sad that one day we'll be the old head that will tell the future generation how impressive Curry feat was in his era, compared to the "future era" where players will drop 15 3s with ease.

[@slackerofhell]

It's the same as the people that talk about how Wilt played plumbers and all the players nowadays have his athleticism. But that's why Wilt was great. He had athleticism of players from this era but played in the 60s-70s. I don't think people understand that.

[@thewizmerlin4224]

@@king-ghost1027 Proofread before you try to correct someone next time

[@deejay8706]

i honestly hope this game will get back to the post area. all it takes really another shaq to apprear in this league. easy to say tho

[@Cheesecake_desu]

He is the genesis of threes

[@NM-ev7pu]

@@deejay8706 No it doesn't, and there won't be another Shaq.

[@BryantAvant]

I was just a couple years ahead of Steph. Being 6'3" and super athletic, even when I dominated in games against all bigger players, scouts just looked passed me because of my size. Steph changed that.

[@AdamKlownzinger]

Lmao. Unlikely.

[@AdamKlownzinger]

You’re acting like point guards didn’t exist before Stephen Curry, or didn’t get drafted at the top of the draft before Stephen Curry.

[@BryantAvant]

@@AdamKlownzinger says the guy with clown in his name.

[@Ggs22]

People who say Curry isn’t the GOAT shooter are just trying to be different, there’s nothing you can say that would show he’s worse than anyone else ever

[@versatillion15]

Oh you mean the ppl that say Klay is a better shooter lol

[@DKtrek21]

Everytime Dame have a good game they always compare him to Steph. Which is a bad comparison because Steph does that every game

[@arjunrao2860]

exactly lol ppl put ray allen and reggie miller over him when reggie called him the goat and ray said reggie is the goat

[@sowishful]

@@arjunrao2860 reggies the only one that gives the respect curry deserves.

[@Dejusticed]

@@sowishful I suspect he wouldnt be what we know as curry with hand checking and more aggressive defense. No need to compare eras. Greatest shooter of his era, no doubt.

[@enartogo]

That first clip… literal goosebumps. An actual legend. No matter how many years it will take before his inevitable 3-point record will be broken, Stephen Curry will always be the absolute marksman amongst shooting. All respect to this man, he’s unbelievable

[@yesitskush]

Steph dont miss 44% of the time, but my man Jimmy never miss.

[@thomasjames145]

8:30 "but that shot" lmaooo

[@slowfoods6018]

And now he has four rings and a Finals MVP 💛👑🏀💙

[@slackerofhell]

I think the most impressive thing for me about Curry isn't even his shooting which is obviously incredible. It's his off ball movement. The man is sprints around the court like he's playing tag with his shadow.

[@pintong8500]

He runs more miles than nfl players😭🔥

[@danev1512]

I read somewhere that when he is practicing his shooting he only counts the swishes, like if it goes in but hits the rim, it's counted as a miss. That's all i need to say.

[@highlightreels7945]

He makes like 500 shots a day

[@cisqoh]

I’m enjoying Steph before he retires. He made me fall in love with basketball back in 7th grade the year he won in 2015. My fav player ever

[@peacemaker4829]

I was literally thinking earlier today that Steph might be the most iconic player to ever play the game. Definitely of our generation, imo

[@nachobroryan8824]

Jerry West is the most iconic because he's the logo. lol

[@vicente5072]

@@nachobroryan8824 players want to change the logo tho

[@_will795]

I’d say for ppl 0-18 ish, for sure. I use to work at schools with kids and whenever we’d talk basketball allllll the kids would say steph was better than lebron haha. He’s definitely more iconic with the younger generation

[@kx4998]

@@vicente5072 well ther logo himself wanted it change. If west did not comment on it no one would even dare to bring up that idea.

[@taannmann]

His gravity is so goddamn amazing, he could just stand at half court and 3 defenders would still be faceguarding him

[@freedomfriday2.040]

At this point… my comments are less about the content and more about how mind blown I am that Jxmy just keeps dropping great videos!!!! Best NBA channel alive! Hands down! No comparison! If you ain’t subscribed then you ain’t a true hooper!

[@eddyfazly]

we just need to appreciate the greatness of Steph while he still playing, thats the real thing now :D #dubnation

[@carlpatrickragas2159]

For me. He is the greatest point guard of all time. Achievement wise, Magic's first three season was driven by depth and system that he get used to and twitched a little to create the showtime Lakers. Curry on the other hand was part of the building process to have his dynasty. Still arguable but curry is a ring and FMVP away to be the GOAT PG

[@shottakidd2]

@@batssama Magic also played with 3 other top 75 players of all time, one of them top 5 for sure, pretty sure that made it a lot easier for him.

[@batssama]

@@shottakidd2 mate, you wanna argue who had the better teammates....with curry??? Come on man clay, draymond, Iggy, KD.... curry has his fair share

[@shottakidd2]

@@batssama hang on, so besides KD, who only played 3 yrs with Curry, who else is an all time great? Kareem was winning championships and MVP trophies long before Magic arrived, what had Klay and Draymond done before Curry? What would they accomplish without him?

[@mariosannino5441]

Dont just look at his shot, dont be fooled. You would be just pointing a finger, instead of the moon. This guy off the ball movements are the essence of the game. Truly it is. Fast passing, high rhythm, incredible iq, the way he makes GSW plays, and viceversa, are a demonstration of how effective can be an easy basketball played. Jordan is the GOAT, but this guy and this team will be remembered as much in future, I'm sure.

[@moses9426]

"no one could do things Mike could do" when he said that one name automatically came into my head, one man who got the closest to him EVER!! Kobe Bryant.

[@Abandonsoyciety]

Kobe could only imitate him, and after that injury he lost his athleticism but gained better footwork and longevity remember MJ was drafted in 84 and retired in 98 but if you add all his years he played it was only played 14 NBA seasons (including the ones with the wizards) Kobe was able to play 20 straight season from 96 to 2016. A whole 6 more then Jordan....

[@kelvinmorris1991]

Kobe copied Jordan game

[@French20cent]

That photo is epic, straight to the best sports photos ever taken.

[@Razor_BlaydeXD]

i was a fan of him when he was a rookie still fighting over his injuries and stuff. glad to see him score like that, to see how he evolved over the years. there is a reason why i have his jersey - he changed the game so much that its hard to believe❤️

[@Baci302]

Yeah, he's a great shooter but he's also an incredible ball handler and passer. Bobby Knight say that Steph was the best passer he's ever seen before the draft. Look it up.

[@AlexanderMoen]

it's not just his ability to shoot 3's that make him special. His insane dribbles, quick shot, and ability to move off ball are part of what give him his ability to get the space needed to take advantage of that skill set. And, the fact that he has an excellent supporting cast that requires defenders to stick tightly to them, plus the unselfish team ball, led by some pretty solid coaching, just blows the roof off.

[@christianayag6073]

and now he is a 4-time nba champion and finally he got his first ever fmvp

[@kingklutch1373]

2021 has been a long time coming for golden state fans, finally seeing the rest of the world recognize what we’ve been known for a long ass time. Stephen Curry being the greatest shooter in human history.

[@SteveKoenig-xp6jz]

Steph is going to break the record for most 3s in a game this season. He’ll do it with 16.

[@GoodnotGreat88]

He's been my favorite player forever. It was almost disappointing he got sooo good because then he became everyone else's favorite player too 😅

[@Gemini__HML]

Can’t lie though, Stephs’ numbers are something we seen coming from the beginning. It’s very impressive, and people did doubt him but he gave them the silent treatment.

[@pampi7471]

Im a Giannis fan and i gotta admit Curry is my second favorite player.His passion and his game its so fun to watch.I also like hard working people and Curry is one of them.

[@samisibai1114]

Man i'm hooked on your channel now. It's so well made and told it gets you hooked. The delivery, the pace, the informations, the research. You should make documentaries or something. Awesome job!!!

[@carrot7215]

Edit: it's sad yet exciting to know that Steph will be surpassed one day. Part of me hopes it never happens. Like with MJ being the 🐐. But a part of me wants to be able to look at a kid one day and say "you see what that guy is doing? He's doing it because of a player named Stephen Curry. Lemme tell you a story..." It'll be sad when he retires Greatest shooter of all time, one of the best handles of all time Greatest gravity of all time An amazing passer, above average defender right now Curry is my favorite player of all time. What a 🐐

[@Erick_0510]

there’s probably some poor kid over in Europe working hard , that doesn’t know they’re gonna shatter these records in years to come

[@vivslashrek9800]

@@Erick_0510 wish that kid could be me, grinding to make it happen lol

[@carrot7215]

@@Erick_0510 yeah. I can't wait to see that! Yet I'm selfish and want curry to be there forever Man if anything the future of basketball looks brighter than ever

[@patrickmatthews8191]

Maybe you're right, but I feel like we will never see another Steph Curry, every player is their own player

[@zambot264]

Only way they can break curry record is if they Stat pad., ie. Play all 4 quarters and shoot lights out. My dude said make 20+ 3s a game will be normal so casually like it's easy.

[@bennynappy4834]

10:43 i like how he said "the unicorn of all unicorns" then the music starts to play

[@jehryn407]

The ending soundtrack along with the chart gave me shivers. It’s not even a horror flick but the stats are horrific... in an awesome way.

[@KandiMan]

MrBallen

[@ShezzasVideos]

Meh still no Jonny Flynn

[@brambrener]

Why is Jimmy exceptional at sending chills down ur spine or making ur hair stand uo

[@nbaeditz3968]

Steph is my favourite player, and ngl this video was so fun to watch

[@danielbadacsonyi6512]

ballhandling + shot: the combination

[@s1r4klol51]

the unicorn of All unicorns should have been the title lmao

[@SOUNDOFSANA]

Look at Steph... Isn't he great loool I luvvv that

[@jgray2718]

I think some of Steph's records might hold up longer than we think right now. He got a head start because people weren't defending the 3 point line until 2017 or 2018. Now everyone knows you don't leave Donovan Mitchell or Duncan Robinson or Zack Lavine alone. It's going to be hard to get 15+ threes in a game (though someone will, of course) because they're going to get double teamed at the logo. Modern defenses are geared to stop shooters from getting open looks rather than to stop a dominant post player - the defense against post play is to let the big man score then put him in a switch and drain a 3 on him on the other end. And while more players are shooting more 3's more accurately, that just means that defenses are going to skew even more heavily to preventing 3's. So whoever does finally break Steph's records is going to have to be significantly better than Steph because he'll have to score on defenses designed to stop him, and with fewer slow-footed big guys to prey on. It'll probably happen eventually, but Steph's volume 3's records might turn in to Stockton's assist record and hold up for quite a while. Edit: I think, in the end, Wilt's rebounding record (1 active player in the top 25 - Dwight Howard at #14 - and 2 more in the top 50 - Lebron and DeAndre Jordan) is probably the most unbreakable, but maybe Stockton's assists are close (4 active in the top 25 - CP3, Lebron, Westbrook, and Rondo, but none of them are close. Stockton has 15k and CP is the closest at 10k; he would need to lead the league for 7 straight years to get close to Stockton. Westbrook has the most years left, but he's only a little over halfway there at 8k)

[@Pun116]

Actually, Curry's record won't hold for very long. He didn't get a head start because he was drafted in 2008 when the game was different (look at Curry's number of attempts when he was a rookie). The younger generation right now is being drafted into the 3-ball era, which gives THEM the headstart.

[@Liam-pm5hp]

@@Pun116 Nah, his record will hold for a long time

[@geeyef]

I think the players coming today are getting the headstart. Not only because of the era but also the spacing.

[@foolishspecialist7479]

It truly is a privilege to witness him in his prime. It somehow makes me feel less sorry about never seeing Bird in his prime.

[@ilyylouie]

0:05 this transition is honestly documentary level

[@stillblazinkush]

I appreciate that he alludes to the future because it's true anything crazy now will often eventually be outdone

[@Goldgotgame]

Steph curry really listened to your advice about missing all his shots for the rest of the season

[@ellislugo8297]

But then again... finals mvp

[@Goldgotgame]

@@ellislugo8297 I wrote that comment 8 months ago

[@johnplusart]

Before his numbers are broken, a coach who believes in this play-style must be present too. That go signal and trust was also the key for Steph

[@adarshgothankar8049]

My thoughts and views on Steph were very similar but I was never able to explain/debate it with my friends. And now all I have to do is send them this vid.... Thks mann for this PERFECT video.

[@GoodNRG.]

Very well put together video. Thank you for taking your time to do this. I appreciate it!

[@yccmzimmy]

Nice review! great respect to Stephen Curry, who is also bringing back his team on the top. Sure he is an outsider... but... he is just the current unicorn, all the other could have been considered the Uc's of all Ucs, at their time. but time pass and parameters shift, and probably we should define a GOAT in a different perspective or, eventually, renounce to that definition ;]

[@hittman23]

Jxmy is the unicorn of all KZbinrs 💯

[@silkytsunami]

Imagine being so great there’s an 11 minute video in honor of a single 3 point shot you took. Look at Curry man….

[@Justfranktbh]

2:14 🧢 but ima let it slide this time

[@minds777]

literally a fact

[@KingDreams]

Curry is ridiculous he may never have Magic Accolades but if he can close the gap a lil more, the conversation gonna be closer.

[@DavidSmith-by3is]

Dudes got 3 titles. He definitely has a chance

[@kleao4169]

Just gotta win another mvp and title ( with the fmvp ) Hope this season…

[@lanrebloom3809]

He is in the goat discussion idc what anyone says

[@arjunkorpal9973]

3:46 Steph’s dad 😭😭😭

[@HX_Baker]

who else just loves the vids jimmy puts out

[@namenlosNamenlos]

The three pointer gawd! 🏀

[@yt_risky3362]

The way this man talks... i think he could make me believe anything

[@sherrolromeo7213]

Mah boy, Steph!!! 🤣😂💙💛 JxmyHighroller, I just discovered your 'channel' a couple of months ago and have been binge watching . Your content is totally amazing and informative, keep up the good work, guy!!!

[@zipzap7894]

You are the GOAT of KZbin, never miss

[@mohamedhamdane4501]

The quality of these videos is really something

[@BeefHamMan]

3:35 Kobe’s spot on that chart is honestly a little shocking to me. I knew he wasn’t the best 3 pt shooter but damn I didn’t realize his percentage was that low

[@vipnetworker]

This channel is the GOAT of NBA content 🙏🏻

[@blerb3220]

10:47 song??

[@vibing2.066]

Epic drama

[@c.w.9501]

The numbers don't lie. And the footage REALLY doesn't lie.

[@LukaPaja]

Your videos are amazing. The stats really show how awful the game has become and that it needs a massive redesign.

[@schneckeimschlamm1390]

A unicorn this man is

[@boryssobieski7096]

Man... your channel is UNICORN! Thanks for that!

[@o_cone2813]

Thank you for this video Jimmy!! I've been trying to explain to my homies why curry is the player that has influenced the league the most and they just can't seem to understand it, hoping they'll get it after watching this.

[@thomasgabriel2722]

If you play the game you should know the feeling when the Instant the Ball Leaves your hands , you know its going in.

[@blase9786]

Jimmy goat of graphs and statistics

[@PlazmaHighlights]

When he said 5th grader I was like, does that mean I’ll be a revolutionary 3 point shooter.

[@clemverpomtato]

"...so far ahead, you would think it's a typo." is gotta be one of the best ways to describe how great steph's performance is.

[@thatboy_fatmackb0714]

My mans Russ tryna perpendicular dribble😂😂

[@LawDog88]

You....are....witnessing.....GREATNESS....enjoy it...there may not be another like him....

[@eliaslemley9442]

I wish you could make a video about my 8th grade b-ball team we might win state hyped for our season I'm a bench player but want to start by the end of the season, love the vids keep it up

[@unlimited1759]

This man is legendary

[@joncampbell534]

Yea that graph put things in perspective

[@prinsipevs8159]

Please make a video about Stewart on how he raise the standard of the menace!

[@beaulobeaulo915]

Dude your charts and videos are fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@logbranch7179]

I love these videos! So glad I found your channel.

[@sunnybridges2574]

Its funny Klay has the record for the most threes made in a game

[@kriaz9916]

It’s one thing to change how basketball is played in the nba, it’s a whole other thing to change how it’s played as a whole

[@deviage]

Excellent job as usual with the video and the statistical backing. Steph is the GSOAT no doubt..

[@sunnu777]

People talk about Steph's legend as the 3-point god ... but they barely talk about his wizardry at finishing downhill in the paint!! That gives the impression that he is "one-dimensional", simply a great shooter from outside the arc, and shouldn't be considered a 360 degree player .... sharing the G.O.A.T. spotlight with Michael, Kobe, and Magic!! If they were paying attention, they'd notice that when the defense doubles and triples him on D, he drives to the hole with over 85% accuracy and success, and/or his assist stats are in high double figures by the end of the game!!! Steph is the ALL-ROUND G.O.A.T., and haters at the NIKE corporation are paying BILLIONS in advertisement dollars to keep Michael as the game's so-called "Greatest Of All Time!" After all, if Mike is no longer considered "the GOAT", them $250 - $375.00 sneakers that Chinese slave-labor makes for $8 - $10.00, would quickly end up in Walmart's 80% off sales bins...